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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
P1ne.

Mr.. Lawson Cyrus was visiting in
this neighborhood recently.
Mrs. Lizzie Osborn was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Barger,
week before last.
A cattle buyer from Portland was 10
the neighborhood one day last week.
Mr.. wilkins recently sold twenty bead d
Of beef cattle right. off tho range.
Hon. Hiram Smith is quite poorly.
He fears be will lose the sight of bis
other eye.
The cong Of the ditcher is heard il
the land. Mr.. WiIIoughby had ditch
made through the Martin place last
week.
Next time Ella wears her fathers
gum boots she had letter hire her little
brother not to make any remarks about
il.
Hon. B. r. Horny spent Sunday
with his family.
Bonnie Thompson returned home last
Saturday from school, where she had
been, having grown 50 homesiek that
she could not stay longer.
Miss Ella Armiiage Is visiting rsIa
liyes il this yisinity.
Mrs. Geiehell il on be sick Iint.
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NJ. Il. Church, South, preaching hrsl
Sunday 10 each month At | q. m, by
RsY. J. w. Craig, pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
q. M, T. L. Bryan, Superintendent /;
L. Mcfarland, ,Chorister W.D. jerks,
Secretary l.. Mcfarland. J. b. jerks,
Miss Magsis Mcfarland, Anna jerks,
samu 4 Btyan, Mrs. L. A. Moses aad
j. Il. jerks, teichers
Peof. Sibbit IA giyiog music lessons
TO 25 pupils ia aud -rCuad Tangent.
We a,e having regular Minnesota
bIiszirls. M one can work. not even
ChinAman. Arthur Beard has II
Cinnamon employed to grub, but thsy
can't work this kind Of Weather. By
the way, Arthur is rustlsr. We no
tice some substantial improvement b.
has made in the way Of nes feaes on
bis grandmotber's farm near Tangent.
The sidewalk between the two stores
10 Tangent 10 10 a very bad and dilapi
dated condition. Some oersSn Il Iiabl'
70 get fall II is Is no. repaired soon.
Tie public school at this place Il
progressing 6osly under the able man
agement II Prof j. b. Hughes.
We understand ths b. B.'s are max
ing arrangements Tor an sntetsainmsnl
in the near future.
| Mr.. R:ley Simpson, a merchant Q
Helix, Is 10 Tangent Visiting relatives
He intends going 10 Portland socn ol
business to remain there several days.
Excelsior gates seen to be all .h
rage in this vicinity this winter. Wei
the farmers cannot 10 anything eIss, .
IL is good tina TO use farm rights.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

High watsr.
Cattle in this part look we'll.
Assessor Smith made bis appearances
in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. I. +. Grisham, who vas lost 10
the mountains, came into Cedar Fat
last Thursday. He was only lost one
day and night.
Mr. w. q. Smith, the varnish peddler,
lefs bis home in Goose Neck some few
days ago for Coburg. While ke was
gone bis better half having taken ;
DISLIKE 10 him, moved down 70 her
fathers, Mr.. j. X. South. When be
returned hone be found il lonesome
and desolate. We extend sympathies,
hoping il is all for the better.
MouSTAIS SQUIRREL
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The Ochoco RsUie,c has lost Ice head
At least no releon nd- sense seems 70
emauate from its editor through the
columns Of that parer. In our issue
Of January l4ah we showed there would
be an injustice done TO declare forfeit
the lands Of the w. v. 4 0. M. w. r.
10, Cor the reason that tho present
owners did not receive this grant from
the United States as bounty for build
ing sheir wagon road, bal that they
bought Il aud paid for II 10 coin from
tha company to whom the government
bad granted Il 10 aid in building the
road. The general go, ernment, by act
Of Congress, made TIE state Of Oregon
It's agent to name company TO receive
she grant aud to supervise the construc'
tion Of the road. The state Of Oregon,
by its Legislature, made the Governor
of the state It's agent to see that tbs
road was duly built as by law required
aud 10 that end authorized him TO APP
point an agent to visit the road ant
report if tho road had been duly con-
stlucted. All this was done, and ths
agsuts reported that the road was duly
bailt. Thoreupon the Gsyernfr report
ed such fact to the Secretary of th'
Interior, and that officer proceeded u
liss these lands TO the company. Herr
all the forms Of law had been compiled
with 10 convey title. The psesont own
ers cauie 10 as purchasers IN good faitl
for valuable confederation tCith notic
that the government itself had declares
by aud through It's agents that the it'll
was gosd. But we are told that thetl
was feaad prae,iced. Ii there was,th
government must have known il,as tn
agent OF the government reported NJ
things dnne according 70 laS. L.
contrary 20 aIl principles u right, las
aud equity, Tor an indsgidua. 70 TAX
advantage OF bis own ~icngs - agsins
those who have done no wrong,And thl
principle applies to governments q
we'll. II the agents OF the governmsr
we're bribed to make false aud fraud
ulent report in regard to the buildin
Of the road, as has been charged, the
let the government proceed against sh
bribed and L-ibers aud MT against in
Iocent parties. Tbs position is ia
pregnable, as the Rsvislc @auifsstl
acknowledges by attacking this pap'
: instead of attempting to refaie our Al
guments. The RevfetV talks in It's Iii
pant way about the DEMOCRATS beir
. the "pIiant tool. etc" NJ sillisr falls
D hood eyer emauatsd from the parent
Q untruths 10 sheoI than this, aud Il
D Reuiel0 knew is was such when Il ute
{ ed it. Tbs Rerisu0 has neither the eoa
4 age, ability nor facts by she use Of Shi'
3 to answer cur argsment, hence il rssor
: to abuse and misLatsment It's only sto
: in trade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
what True SIerit svIIIbe.

TLe unprecedented sale OF Beschee'a
German Syrup within few years, has as
tonishod the world. II Is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discovered
fOrthe speedy and effectual cure on Coughs,
Colds and the severegt Lung troubles. ii
acts on an entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by physl-
clans, as II does not dry up q Cough aud
leave tho disease still on the system, but
on the contrary removes the cause OF the
tro . BILE, heals the parts affected and
leav es them ina purely healthy condition.
A bottle kept In the house for use when
the diseases make their appearance, will
save DOCTORS bills and long spell OF
serious illness. A trial will convince you
Of these facts. II Is positively sold by all
druggists and general dealers Ia the / and
Price, 70 cts, large bottles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
A CHILDS SKIN
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ec-
xeHmatOus Gcabs and Sores
Cured by Cuticurm.

10y little son. aged eight years, has been Afflicted
~ with Ecxema OF the scalp, aud at tlmes great
portion Of the body 49, since he was two years old
IE began In his ears att attended TO his scalp which
which sticky fluid poured out cansing intense
itching and Distress and leaving his hair matted and
IIIeless. Underneath these Rcabs the skin was raw,
like . place of beefsteak. Gradually the hair came
left ~ the back 1.-THE bead. Ny friends In Peabody
know how my little boy has suffered. Az night he
would scratch bis head until his pillow covered
With bloods used TO tie his hands behind him, and
In many WAYS tried 10 prevent his scratching but Il
was no use, he would scratch. took him to the
hospital and TO the best physicians In Peabody With
out success. About this tine some friends who had
been cured By the Cutleura Remedies, prevailed upon
mo 70 try them. began TO use them on the 18th oi
January last In seven monshs every particle Of the
disease was removed. Not q spot or ecab remains on
his scalp to tell the story OF his suffering. His haiI
has returned, and 10 thick and strong, and his scalp
as sweet aud coan as any chds 10 tho world. can.
nos say enough TO express my gratitude for this wot
defu cure BY the Outicura Remedies and wish al
similarly acted 70 know that my statement Is true
CHARLES MCKAY,
Oct. 9th, 1855, Peabody, Mass
! have seen Mr.. lIcKay's boy whom badly affected
With the Eczema 20 was pltlful sight TO look at
did All father could do for suffering child, but
awaited nothing. know that the statements he has
made You as regards the curing OF his boy by yous
Cutloura Remedies are true In every particular.
WILLIAM j. MCCARTHY.
S3 Epster ST. Peabody, Mass
Sold everywhere. Price Cuticura, 30 cents Cuti
eura soop, rs cents CutcueH Resolvent, 81. Prepar
ed BY Peter Drug and Chenalca Co., Boston.
send for ''EEow 90 Cure skin Diseases"
~ m Plies, Blackheads Skin BIemishes, and
HEUA Baby ilumors use Cutlcura Soap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

i is AZ much The duty Of Repre-
sentative or Senator to labor with zeal
and energy 10 defeat vicious legislation,
as It is to secure the passage Of whole
s5ma laws NJ Legi-i-ture has ever
bssa held that called f,r - much sleep.
less wStehfnlneas from is a.crnbers sho
desire % scs il he interest Of the pso-
pie ~ this one. Let every member
who sw'ks ths welfare Of lbe peopis Be
an hIA enmJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

Young man, Jour fortune - half
made when you have fully resolved 10
devote your life TO industrious and
economical habits. and to aaohew all
forms Of evil and wrong doing. Hon
esty, integrity, love Of truth and fair
dealings should DO your every day shib-
boleth and thus your life viii be sue.
cess.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

PgOTEcTIxG the AMERICAN NAVY.

In 1885 there were 50, ,503, 373 bush
els Of grain shipped from tho port oI
New York. Ofall this amount not one
hushel was carried by Vessel carrying
the American Hag. We have been en-
tirsly protected" out Of the business
Of carrying tho principal products Of our
own soil 10 foreign, where we are COM
PEELED to go to 6nd nsrkst for our
wheat. IL took 1879 vessels to carry
the above amount OF grain, Of which
number free trade Englaad furnished
743. Taiiff Germany furnished 1873
and tariff France furnished only So.
This is another one Of the beauties Of
"protection." The time WAS when the
United States was lord Of the highseas,
bat England now holds that enyitble
vantage ground. Experieuce,it is said,
teaches a dear school, and it seems
Americans attend it IN large plumbers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
ITS FUNNY.

The prohibitOry amendmen: has pass
cd both branches Of he Legislature and
will now 60 before the people. The
interesting faAture about the whole
matter is that while the Democratic
party does not profess to be temper
ancs party and the Republican does,
Jet there we're three Democrats and
three Republicans who voted against
submission. VermiIion will tell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

The DEMooRAT has two classes Of
subscribers Of which II is justly proud.
The frat class compose some hundreds
Who have taken It for from fifteen to
twenty years contiDuously,and the other
Is class Of young men ali over the
country who, observing its clean COL
umns and moral tone, have been led to
i by these attractive qualities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Cos Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which Is youched for
by the residents Of the town SCI am rs
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
years could not dress myself without
help Eow ] am free from all paiu and
soreness, and am ablo to do all my own
housoWprk. owe my thanks to Electric
Bittors for having renewed my youth and
removed com pletely all disease and pain. z
Try & bottle, only 500. at Noshay and Mas
son Drug store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

to the taste, moro acceptable 10 the stomach,
and more truly beneficial in IS action, tn
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Bgra
of Elaf, il rapidly superaedins All o&Aers.
- II For aalo by FoshAy 3 MAsens
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
~ ONE MINUTE.

- Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Sciatic, Sudden
81 Sharp and Nervous Pains and Weakness
"a relieved In one minute by the Cutcnra
f{A Anki-Pain Plaster. At druggists, %
"a > aents. Potter Drug Co.. Boston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
NOTICE.

Having purchased che interest oi Langdon
4 Co., will continue the business At the
old stand, under my own name and msnsge-
ment.
Il. w. LAxdDox..
AL peTsons knowing thsmseives indebted
10 Ikngdon q Co. for any debts contracted
prior 10 Ja1. ist. 1887, will please CONS for.
ward and settle without further notice.
X. w. LAA0DoN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04
"HACKMETACK" lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and so cents.

When Baby was aick we gave her eastassA
When she was Child. che csssd for Cassor,A
When she became Miss, shs clnng 10 Cassor,a,
When she had chiidrsn she ssvv thssn CssssusA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-04

To Rnd the interess on any amount
Of money Tor any given time proceed
AZ follows
Four per cent. = Multiply the ptin-
cipal by the number Of days TO run,sep-
arate the right hand figure from the
product aud divide BY nine.
Five per Multiply principal
BY the days to rau and divide by SOW
enty-two.
Six per cent. Multiply principal By
the number Of days, separate the right
hand figure aud divide by six.
Eight per cent. Molliply principal
by tho number Of days and divide BY
forty y-6ve.
Nine per ent.--Multiply principal
by the number Of days, separate the
right hand figure aud divide by four.
Ten per cent. Multiply the prihci-
pal by the number Of days and divide
by thirty-hve.
Twelve per cent. = Multiply the pfin-
cipal BY the numter OF days. separate
the hand figure and divide by three.
The answer In each case will be cents
which NAV be reduced 20 dollars by
separating the two right hand igures
| sEzExz
The Legislature should noe fail IN
making new apportionment of mem
bsrs 10 the Legislature. The present
representation is so unjust that TO not
make = new one would he almost crim-
inal, but the new one shoald be = fair
one and not such q ger,ymandering ar
rangement as the Republican caucus At
Salem has agreed upon. Linn and
other counties that will lose by new
apportionment should not hesitate 10
do justice about this matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
PERSONAL.

MGcHALL DAv1rT and his bride have
sailed for Europe.
Ex.GovERNoR HoApLEY, Of Ohio. is
gong to remove 10 New NUrE city 10 prac-
tlCe law.
Hon. HoRATIu 6, FISHER has purchased
III acres OF coal land in Jefferson county
The lands are to be developed at once.
NINA VAS ZANDT cooked a breakfast f1r
Anarchist Spies in the Chicago jaiI, and
search OF the basket revealed a card bearing
tho worus: 4" From baby 10 her toolsy.
wooisy" hidden away between two rlicea Of
bread.
MISS CARRIE DIETRICK made her debut
IN amateur opera in the Chimes OF Nor
mandy" on 3 Wukesbarre STAGE February a,
1883. Sho returns as a professional priua
donna in the Little Tycoon" on the So OF
February, 1857.
EDWARD CoPPEE Mitchell. lawyer and
dean OF the law school of the EHiyel sltv OF
Pennsylvania, died early Tuesday morning
IN PhilEdel phla from an attack OF pueumoula,
complicated with heart failure lie was
prominent IN Masonic circles.
JoHS NJ. LAIRD, the venerable editor of
the GTeensburg Argus, died Tuesday eve.
ming from the effects of fall on the ice about
week ago The late Hon. Edwin NJ. Stan
ton, secretary of war; WIS once apprenticed
to MI LAIRD at SteubenVille O., TO learn the
printing business.
UNITED STATES TREASURER JoRpAE
would accept the, presidency Of new ban K
to be shortly established in New York with a
capital Of ., ,OOO OOl, replied "There il s1ne-
thing in It, but sm not prepared 10 saw any
thing about 1t at present. / shall probably
do SO in the near future"
GESFHAL JOSEPH WHEELER, Of Alabama,
is very enthusiastic regarding the future OF
that state. While he does not believe that
tue tde Of westward emigration will be
greatly lessenod tor some wears he has very
substantial reasons for thinking that in fli.
ture Alabama will compete with Kansas
tlerg.
GOVERNOR FORAKER, OF Ohio, appointed
X. Is, Hayes, Ct Fremont, to be trustee OF die
Ohio State university for the term of seven
years, beginning ON May a. When the
name came before she Senate for confirmation
several OF the Democratic members became
quite funny ia the familiarity with which
lney handled the name. There was, how
ever little debate upon the subject Mr..
We!ch, Democrat asked if some senator
would tell who the candidate was Three
Democrats voted against the confirmation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
New yors,, rr,dem,o q, ,m.,lpo.

The health commissioners OF New York
had a special meeting Tuesday TO discuss the
danger of a smallpox epidemic Doctors Day
and James, the sanitary superintendent and
his sssistsnt, ard DR.. Taylor, chief Of the
burea OF contagious diseases, each represented
that, with now q dCE IN centres Ot injection
and much cold weather yet In store, more
help was necessary in Dr. Tayiur's bureau 10
ward OF the danger, The board Is snort Of
funds and it waa stated that before more
could be demanded a formal declaration
would have to he made in elect that small
poN was epiismir in New York, The board
thought such q statement would cost the city
Sl,UOO, 600 worth oI trade, 8ud 10 was resolved
tO increase the NACcluAiing force 10y using
about goo on hand from sale Of NiruS SlA
additional doctors were appointed at once.
Another case OF smallpox was discovered IN
Roosevelt hospital Co day. Iapru have NCen
slN cases reported to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
VERY Mean Business.

Two women called at the lNTELL1oEN-
CIR Office on Tuesday to say that Mis-.
Mary Krodel and two children, who reside
ne No. 6l1 Low street, were in destitute
circumstances,
This morning Mrs. Mary krodel called
at this Office to say that such WAS not the
case that she had two children at work
and that she was a seamStreSs having as
much employmentas as she could attend to ,
and that further she knew that the INTEL.
LIGrNCER's infOrmants had procured the
publication in order to injure her.
When newspaper opens its columns
freely to the announcement of deserving
subjects of charity, it manifestly reposes
implicit reliance in the good faith Of the
informant. When that faith is betrayed
and a journals libe,ality is made the
means of oppression, it is time that the
guilty should be made TO suffer.
And this will be likely to occur to the
next person who attempts a similar imPosi.
ton upon this jonrnsl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
He Was Crowded Ont,

Gen. Charles p. Stone, one OF the most
expert military chieftains of this age, has
suddenly reached the end of a brilliant life
while in the full possession of his powers
and IN the midst of stirring activity. lie
was the engineer in charge Of the Bar
tholdl Statue Of Liberty, which was his
last great work. lie was a general in our
wars, who would have had greater
part in them had he been accorded even
decently fair treatment by the authorities
at Washington or rather the authority.
for the malignant and prejudiced Stanton
seems to have been about the only war au-
thority during the rebellion. General
Some was imprisoned for six months or
more during the war, without knowing
for what, and was released without trial.
e was an arbitrary exercise Of spite.
Fholly disgraeeful 10 the government.
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q N.In- n-MlNrHE

winds thltsw eep the powdcry su.~,
And whlr, 10, sounding shruv,
lClCles t-at snap below
The branches, crisp and chilly
Forest tops that class ana toes.
JaEEed cloud riffs lArkiGg,
steely moon shiue struggling through
And Ger The white waste sparkling.
oh. the drsa- mid winter weather,
Heart UuG ! 50 sad tCs ther
Oh, 20 see the pale gold sun
Lispi8E MS that waksg
Dead leaves showing dAHk ana dun,
FROM last year : branches shaken,
Emerald selds where childhood soon
VIII greet tie early daisies;
The smiles ana tears OF April tavr
Among the woodland msEes.
wsysldc springs fresh buhbHns Ger,
That lately yielded no drop
Birts that thrill tho azure ar,
And one wgU lonely suowaror
swcetthc dream OF sp-iog-tiL-S veath-r
Heart aud nov dream together
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

About 200 cases OF giant powder, in transit
on the Missouri pac.d, railroad, exploded
half mile west OF Fort Scott, IA lusas, Tues.
day morning. The car containing the pow
der was blown to atoms aud b other freight
cars out of 3 in the train were completely
demolished. Scott Hooker, . brakeman, WAS
killed, The neighUOring city wss shaken as
ifby an earthquake, and ten thousand dol.
lars worth of glsss was smashed IN the cen.
tral and western seCtiuua Il Is said that
window glass was broken Al Neysda, -
mites distant
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

He served with much distinction sub
sequently as general officer, and
would have made glorious substitute
for some of the military actors who at
tanned high commands, IL his braius and
energy had been able to make their due
impression upon the preiudiced stanton.
General Stone was an Egyptian pasha, in
chief command in that country for many
years after the war and was competent
executive wherever he found himself
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26

CONGRESSMAN ERMESTRoUT did not
vote al all on the Interstate commerce hill
which Is being quoted to his discrsdit The
reason was that he was in attendance at bis
brothers. funeral 1t is douSlul whether
this simple and proper explanation will get
as wide publicity as the original one. Public
men have many hard crosses to bear,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-26
MornERsl MoruERslL mnrnnnsm1

Are you disturbed ~ night ana brokeu of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the eHcFuciattng pain Of cutting teeth 2 If 80,
20 Al once ana get bottle OF Mrs. WISSLOWiS
sOOIHlNG SYRUP. II viii relieve the poor
NIUE sufferer immediately-dspend upon Il
there Is no mistake about Il. There a not a
mother on earth who has ever used ~, who viii
not Ten yOu AT once that it VIII regulate the
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, aud relief
ana heal 70 tle child, operating like magic. M
- perfectly safe 70 use 20 al cases, ana pleasant
70 tht llsS hla 30 the pros crptiOn OF ons OF ths
D.usst ana best female physicians IN The United
States, SOLD eVeTy where, % cents q bottle,
mnPSl-lYdH M,skW